elementenstraat.nl

What It Is

Warehouse Elementenstraat is an electronic music venue in Amsterdam West, the Netherlands. Originally a peanut factory, it was later converted into a multi-room, modular nightclub/warehouse-style performance space. The venue has deep ties to Dutch gabber, hardcore, and illegal rave culture of the 1990s, and its official website devotes substantial space to the Multigroove era, its closure, rebirth, and role in Amsterdam’s underground electronic music scene.

Core Features

The website mainly provides an introduction to the venue, an events calendar entry point, photo galleries, social media links, an FAQ, entry rules, and contact information. For visitors, the most useful details include the address, transport options, ticketing instructions, lost and found, payment methods, smoking area, lockers, and rules such as no re-entry. For organizers, the site also offers a “Submit event request” entry point, suggesting that the venue is available for external events.

Pricing

The official website does not list a standard ticket price and does not directly handle most ticketing. Users need to buy tickets through specific event pages or organizer ticket shops, so prices vary depending on the show, festival, or promoter. For on-site spending, the FAQ clearly states that the bar accepts card payments only and does not accept cash.

Pros and Cons

Its strengths are a clear venue identity, an industrial warehouse atmosphere, capacity of around 3000 people, a multi-room layout, and a strong legacy in electronic music history, making it well suited to large underground electronic music events and special shows during ADE. It is also close to Isolatorweg metro station, so public transport access is relatively convenient. The downside is that the website functions more like a brand showcase and information page, while key decision-making details such as ticketing, lineups, and pricing depend on external organizers. The rules are also fairly strict, including 18+ entry, security checks, no re-entry, and no cash payments, so visitors should check them in advance.

Who It’s For

It is suitable for people planning to attend techno, hardcore, gabber, underground electronic music, or ADE events in Amsterdam. It is also relevant to users interested in European club culture and the history of warehouse parties. Event organizers looking for a large indoor venue with an industrial feel and flexible space may also want to consider it.

Access from China

This is a standard Dutch venue website, and based on its content there do not appear to be any obvious access restrictions from China, so direct access should generally be possible. However, ticket purchases usually redirect to external ticketing platforms, so the actual browsing and payment experience will depend on the specific organizer and ticketing provider.